Dmitriy Polikarpov

Biography - Andrey Vasilevsky is a Russian ice hockey player, goalkeeper. Despite his large size, the goalkeeper relies on technique and speed. He comes to training earlier than colleagues, and leaves later, performing special exercises. This habit appeared in childhood.

FC Krasava was founded in 2021 by former football player, now blogger Evgeny Savin.The club plays PFL (Third League of Russia).The club is aimed at educating young football players who do not have existing contracts with clubs.Every half a year, FC Krasava conducts screening fees for players, the best get first to the general fees with the team, then a decision is already made on who gets into the FC Krasava squad.The club has not achieved any special achievements yet, but it has already managed to participate in the Russian Cup, where it crashed out at one of the stages of the playoffs. The club has serious ambitions, the tasks for this season are to raise the league.

FC Krasava

The founder of FC Krasava Evgeny Savin with a T-shirt of his club where the main sponsor of the team is depicted.

The main funds on which FC Krasava lives were attracted from investors such as the WINLINE Betting Company.

Introduction - Salvatore "Bull Sammy" Gravano is a criminal, best known as the boss of the Gambino family, who participated in many criminal activities. Sammy is also known for his close ties to four of the "five families" who were involved in organized crime.

Originally from the Colombo crime clan, Sammy planned the murder of Paul Castellano, and also had a close relationship with Italian-American gangster John Gotti. Sammy is also known for testifying against John Gotti and helping the FBI put him in jail for life. There was a time when Gravano was the highest-ranking member of the "five families", earning about $20 million a year. So far, Sammy's life has been interesting. While he was constantly trying to give up his criminal activities, the past dragged him into the vortex of illegal business. Sammy was jailed for tax evasion, attempted murder and drug dealing. He was released in 2017 on parole for the rest of his life.

Early life - Salvatore Gravano was born on March 12, 1945 in Brooklyn, USA. His father, Giorgio Gravano, and his mother, Caterina Gravano, owned a dress factory that was funded by a dress manufacturer. Salvatore's family provided him with a good standard of living. Unfortunately, he could not study well at school, as he suffered from dyslexia. He was not transferred to the fourth grade due to poor grades, which led to the fact that he developed aggressive behavior. He often fought with his peers, and also got into an argument with his high school principal and eventually attacked him. As a result, he had to drop out of school, but with the help of a teacher, he managed to graduate from school. Then he was expelled from high school, and a few days later, he was finally sent to a school for incorrigible students. When one of his relatives pointed out the uncanny resemblance between Salvatore and his uncle Sammy, he became known as Sammy.

He was first arrested when he attacked a police officer. Later, he participated in mass attacks on people, robberies of banks and shops. He eventually became a regular criminal and was finally sent to serve in the U.S. Army in 1964. He was honorably discharged in 1966. Two years later, he was approached by Shorty Spero, an associate of the Colombo family, to become part of Cosa Nostra, also known as the mafia.

Criminal career - He started with stealing, hijacking planes, racketeering, organizing illegal poker games in clubs, etc. He became a favorite of the Colombo family and committed his first murder in 1970. He killed Joseph Colucci, Spiro's partner, who planned to kill Gravano and Spero. Gravano then became part of the Gambino family to avoid a conflict with the Colombo gangster Ralph Spero. Gradually, he became a close associate of Salvatore "Toddo" Aurello, who then became his mentor.

Gravano also started a construction business to earn a good income, but later he was accused of double murder by a former colleague. According to him, he had to go on a robbery to pay his lawyers. His rage eventually impressed Aurelio, who then offered him membership in the Gambino family. In 1976, Gravano finally became a member of the family, and he describes this day as the best in his life.

Gravano with J.Gotti

In 1978, Gravano faced a situation when he was ordered to kill his brother-in-law Nicholas Scibetta, because the latter had insulted George DeCicco's daughter. George DeCicco was the uncle of Frank DeCicco— one of the associates of the Gambino family. Instead of killing him, Gravano brutally beat Nicholas. He thought his boss would spare Nicholas after seeing him beaten by his son-in-law. But his boss Paul Castellano wanted him dead and ordered his men to kill Gravano if he got in their way. Although he made it clear that Gravano should not know about his plan, it eventually came to Gravano's ears when one of his associates told him about it. Initially, Gravano wanted to kill Castellano, but after many persuasions from his people, he agreed to the murder of Nicholas.

Nicholas was declared dead in 1985 after his hands were recovered by the authorities. Gravano, however, returned to his normal life and opened a day club and a mini-market in his hometown of Bensonhurst.

He was greatly helped by the members of Cosa Nostra, who were engaged in construction, drywall and plumbing. He also owned a disco called "Plaza Suite", which brought him good money.

In 1980, he was ordered to kill Simone John "Johnny Keyes". He befriended Simone and shot him. Two years later, Gravano ordered his men to organize the murder of Frank Fiala, a cocaine dealer. Frank bought the Plaza Suite from Gravano, but even before he paid him the full amount, he started behaving as if he owned the place, which was not suitable for Gravano. Gravano shot Frank in broad daylight, but there were no witnesses against him. However, he was charged with tax evasion due to an IRS investigation.

After his release, he focused on his construction business until he got into a dispute with his business partner and Gambino member Louis DiBono. He accused DiBono of withholding $200,000 in payments and threatened to kill him.

Castellano, along with Neil Dellacroce, Gambino's underboss, advised him to break off the partnership with DiBono. Neil Gravano's support impressed Don John Gotti. In 1985, a friend of John Gotti asked Gravano to make a plan to kill Castellano. After thinking about it, Gravano agreed to plan the murder and he managed to kill Castellano.

John Gotti was chosen as the new boss without any resistance, and Gravano became the leader after Aurello resigned. In April 1986, Dechikko died as a result of a car bomb explosion. Interestingly, the explosion was also intended to kill Gravano and Gotti.

Having no subordinate, Gravano took responsibility with another partner. In May 1986, Gotti was arrested on RICO's charges, and Gravano became acting chief. After bribing the juror, Gravano acquitted Gotti. But on December 11, 1990, Gotti was arrested again on similar charges.

During the trials, evidence appeared in the form of a tape recorder. In the tape, Gravano was portrayed as a mad killer, and Gotti claimed that he was a long-suffering boss. This caused grave concern to Gravano, as he was sure that Gotti was trying to make him a scapegoat.

When Gotti continued with his notes, Gravano took the final step and agreed to testify against Gotti. He was also convicted on September 26, 1991, but released a year later. In 2000, he was arrested again on drug charges along with his wife and children. He was released on September 18, 2017, but will forever remain under federal parole.

Biography - Vlad Alekseevich Eleferenko was born on December 20, 2000, in the city of Yenakiyevo, Donetsk region, Ukraine.The position on the football field is the goalkeeper.A pupil of the academy of FC Spartak moscow.

Vlad is a member of FC Spartak Moscow 2017

Career - 2019 - Vlad's first club was FC Saturn (Ramenskoye).He played only one match for Saturn, coming on as a substitute in the ninetieth minute of the match as a fielder.

Vlad is a member of FC Saturn 2019

2019-2021 Further in Vlad's career, the Latvian club Valmiera appeared, for which he played 12 matches.In Valmiera Vlad managed to win the bronze medals of the Latvian championship.

Vlad as a member of FC Valmiera 2019-2021

2021-present - Vlad plays for FC Krasava.He played 3 matches in the starting lineup.

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Biography - Russian referee Sergey Karasev studied justice and following the spirit and letter of the law not only on the field, but also at the university. The judge, who is called the Russian Pierluigi Collina— is a certified lawyer, ready to learn and improve in order to maintain a high bar in his career and in life.

Childhood and youth - Sergey Gennadievich Karasev was born in June 1979 in the capital of the USSR. At the age of 7, the boy suddenly became bald. Years later, he will notice in an interview that there were pluses in this incident in the biography — the loss of hair taught the future arbiter independence of judgment and the ability to resist the majority opinion.

Sergey was engaged in swimming and basketball as a child, and then became a pupil of the Timiryazevets youth sports school, since the family lived near the Nauka stadium, where the club played home matches. In the amateur football league, Karasev played as a defender for the team of the Moscow Institute of Civil Engineering. Realizing that his talents would not be enough to move to the top division, the guy switched to refereeing on the advice of his father.

Football - Sergey started his judicial career in 1995. The rise to the Russian Premier League took Karasev 13 years. To achieve this goal, he studied at the Football Referee Center for 3 years, combining his studies with work as an assistant referee at second division matches. Karasev made his debut as the chief judge of the first division in 2006.

Until 2005, Sergey Gennadievich combined refereeing on the field with working as a lawyer in a bank, spending as much time in a business suit as in boots. But then the banking authorities offered Karasev to make a choice.

In 2010, Sergey refereed FIFA matches for the first time. To work internationally, Karasev needed to master English. He did this with his mother-in-law, who taught foreign languages and agreed to help her son-in-law. In addition to home schooling, the referee went to a language school in Malta, where he improved his skills for 2 weeks in order to easily pass the exam to a member of the judging committee.

In the spring of 2014, he was entrusted with refereeing in the final of the Cup of the Russian Federation. Karasev was one of the 18 referees at Euro 2016, he had the opportunity to judge matches between Romania and Switzerland, Iceland and Hungary.

In May 2018, Sergey Gennadievich made a gross mistake in the semi-final match of the Europa League. Due to an incorrectly appointed corner by the referee, the Salzburg team lost to Marseille. At the 2018 World Cup, held in Russia, Karasev refereed the match between Australia and Peru.

In the work of the referee, Karasev considers the main problem not physical exertion (the referee runs 10-12 km during the match) and not football players entering into tough martial arts, but players trying to get the referee out of themselves, starting arguments and making comments. Sergey is convinced that only people with a very strong psyche and an unflappable character can judge matches.

In early autumn 2019, Karasev refereed the Euro 2020 qualifying round match between Slovenia and Poland, held in Ljubljana. The statistics of the game were expressed in two unanswered goals that the home team scored against the opponent. Karasev was appointed chief referee for the September match of the Russian Premier League between Zenit and Rubin, which ended with a score of 5 : 0 in favor of the St. Petersburg club.

Sergey Gennadievich says that he is preparing for the upcoming match by studying the teams in advance and paying special attention to problem players. In 2020, the referee took part in the Russian Championship and was announced to referee the game between the national teams of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Netherlands in the group stage of the League of Nations. But he could not attend the match because of a positive test result for coronavirus.

Karasev's professional skills were criticized after recovering from an illness. In the match of the 15th round of the Russian Premier League "Akhmat" - "Zenit", held in Grozny, Sergey Gennadievich awarded a penalty to the blue-white-blue goal. His decision was found erroneous by the expert-judicial commission under the President of the RFU.

Sergey Karasev judges the Netherlands - Czech Republic 1/8 Euro 2020

Personal life - Karasev is married. The referee's wife is well versed in football. In an interview, Sergey Gennadievich claims that he listens to his wife's opinion regarding refereeing at the match. He has three children. The eldest and youngest daughters are not interested in football, the son is happy when he sees his father on the TV screen, and at home, under the supervision of the head of the family, he learns the basics of football skills.

A prosperous personal life and communication with the family help the referee to recover after matches.

Karasev likes black in clothes, and appreciates heavy rock in music.

The judge has a dacha near Moscow, but his mother-in-law is engaged in gardening and gardening. The arbitrator admits that he does not understand well how pumpkins gain weight and why one year is fruitful for apples, and the other is not.

Sergey Karasev as a guitarist.

Sergey Karasev now - Now the referee maintains a high level of efficiency. His team was assigned to the match of the 1/8 final of the Champions League Manchester City - Borussia Monchengladbach, held in Budapest in March 2021.

The referee drew attention by not taking part in a protest against racism and police violence against blacks, during which all the players got down on one knee before the start of the game.

Match of the 1/8 final of the Champions League Manchester City - Borussia Monchengladbach.

In April, Karasev was included in the list of referees serving Euro 2020. Having worked on the match of the 2nd round of Italy — Switzerland, which ended with a score of 3 : 0, the referee received high reviews from Italian fans.

At the match of the 3rd round of the Euro 2020 group stage, Germany - Hungary, Sergey Gennadievich headed the Russian team of referees, assisted by assistants Igor Demeshko and Maxim Gavrilin.

Biography - American gangster John Joseph Gotti was an influential crime boss and the leader of the Gambino clan in the 1980s. Trading in gambling, racketeering and contract killings, the criminal became widely known in the world mafia circles.

Childhood and youth - The biography of John Joseph Gotti Jr. began in the United States of America, he was born in the Bronx in 1940. Being Italians by nationality, the ancestors, natives of Naples, were proud of male children, who were present in the family in great numbers.

The future mafioso became the fifth son of an inconspicuous married couple, his childhood was spent surrounded by 12 brothers and sisters. The plight of the family, who was struggling in search of work, at an early age gave the young man a disappointing verdict.

A day laborer father and a dependent mother practically did not care about the offspring, so the children independently earned money for living. A coin that fell into their hands from the pocket of a gawking passerby inspired them with a sense of true joy.

John in Police DEPT

In the early 50s, the Gotti family settled in East New York, John was sent to high school to strict and demanding teachers. The boy had no interest in general education subjects and sought to escape to the streets to friends on every occasion.

At the age of 14, the middle child of Gotti Sr. got involved with criminal gangs that robbed honest people. Raids on small shops and bullying of peers were among the most harmless undertakings.

In his youth, the guy moved in the company of future Gambino gangsters, Angelo Ruggiero and Willie Boy Johnson taught him how to survive. The strength and quick temper manifested during this period were combined with the ability to think and, if necessary, to run.

Personal life - Having gained a foothold in the criminal world, John took care of his personal life. In a trendy bar, he met his future wife. Italian Victoria Di Giorgio, who had Russian roots, protected the fragile family peace for a long time.

After the wedding, which took place in March 1962, the Gotti couple became parents of five children of different sexes. Love for his wife forced the unbalanced gangster to try to establish an existence in the society of ordinary people.

Gotti worked in a garment factory and drove a car, but these professions did not bring satisfaction and profit. A man with criminal tendencies returned to his criminal past as soon as he realized that the family was about to be stranded.

As a result, Victoria resigned herself to her fate, and after the death of her youngest son, she had every chance to go to prison. The woman threatened with a baseball bat to the motorist who hit the boy, but the culprit of the accident did not have time to tell anyone about it.

From that moment on, an atmosphere of distrust reigned in the Gotti house, the wife was sincerely worried about the fate of the remaining children. When John was arrested, the society became aware that one of the middle sons was aiming for his post.

Interested people learned about the daughter, whose name was Victoria, thanks to the film Catherine Kieran, filmed in 2019. It turned out that the mafioso was sincerely attached to the girl and in a critical situation went on about her.

Crimes - In his youth, Gotti's idol was the boss Albert Anastasia, the teenager dreamed of getting a major criminal order in the future. He became the leader of a gang that stole industrial transport, but small casual earnings did not delight the guy.

Salvatore Sammy Gravano's book "Crime Bosses" told how an American from the outskirts began a triumphant path. He collaborated with moneylenders and wealthy bookmakers, whose goal was to cash in on those who could be deceived.

Gotti and Gravano

The success of some enterprises led Gotti to the Gambino family, he stole trucks from the airport and killed innocent people. Joining the mafia stars under the command of Paul Castellano, the "soldier" began to implement bold ideas.

In July 1977, John joined the ranks of Cosa Nostra and earned a reputation for being used to paying the bills. He will thank Aniello's benefactor and mentor Neil Dellacroce, he quickly advanced through the service and received the title of captain.

Having headed the "Bergin gang", an American of Italian origin committed a number of crimes that hit the pages of newspapers. Trading robberies and racketeering in the prosperous areas of New York, the leader of a gang of criminals gained authority.

In the mid-80s, the clan split into factions, and Gotti, who initiated the boss's murder, restored a shaky balance. Taking the place of the criminal leader, the new king of the underworld tried to make the most of the opportunity.

John Joseph Jr. quite often appeared at public events, his photo was printed on the covers of People and New York Times Magazine. The other side of his life was cooperation with the "Aryan Brotherhood", consisting of hardened racists who exported heroin.

In the 90s, the Gotti soldier betrayed the boss of the underworld, until that time the mafia leader coped with the persecution of the authorities. The lawyers brought charges of racketeering, drug trafficking, tax evasion and the murder of many people.

Death - In the late 90s, John Gotti was diagnosed with throat cancer, he was placed in a prison hospital full of professional doctors. Qualified oncologists removed a malignant tumor, this event became the topic of American news.

2 years later, new metastases caused sudden death, the boss of the Gambino family died in the early 2000s. To get permission for a decent funeral from the Roman Catholic diocese, the relatives of the criminal authority cost incredible efforts.

In art

Films:

1994 - "Catch Gotti" (actor Anthony John Denison)

1996 — "Gotti" (actor Armand Assante)

1998 - "Witness against the Mafia" (actor Tom Sizemore)

2001 — "Boss of All Bosses" (actor Sonny Marinelli)

2001 - "The Big Heist" (actor Steven Randazzo)

2010 — "The Sinatra Club" (actor Danny Nucci)

2018 — "The Gotti Code" (actor John Travolta)

Music:

King of New York song by Fun Lovin' Criminals

The song "John Gotti" by Bad Balance

Song Hijack by Tyga

A song by John Gotti by Kevin Gates

The album Teflon Don by rapper Rick Ross

A song by John Gotti by rapper Kollegah

The song Everybody get up by the band Five

The song Stakes Is High by De La Soul

Song Amore by Pitbull & Leona Lewis duo

Biography - The biography of Russian football player Yevgeny Savin is notable for the fact that at a young age he went from a productive forward of many domestic teams to a popular TV presenter of Match TV thematic channels and managed to work as a FIFA ambassador and start his own blog on YouTube video hosting. Supporting young athletes, the former RFPL player shows by his own example that, if desired, you can achieve heights in club football and continue doing what you love at the end of your career.

Childhood and youth - Evgeny Leonidovich Savin was born on April 19, 1984 in Belozersk, located in the north-west of Russia, in a family of workers in the petrochemical industry. However, the future football player spent his childhood in Tobolsk, where his parents moved when Zhenya and his sister Anya were young. In this Siberian region, the elder Savins got a job at an enterprise that sponsored the local football club "Irtysh", and subconsciously determined the professional fate of their son.

Club career - Evgeny Savin played for such clubs as Rotor,Rotor-2,Tobol,Ryazan-Agrocomplex,Lokomotiv Moscow, Khimki, Anzhi,Tom, Amkar, Krylia Sovetov, Ural, Arsenal Tula,Luch-Energiya, Tyumen.

Currently - Evgeny Savin leads a popular channel in the CIS countries called "Krasava" on the world platform YouTube.The channel has 1 million subscribers.There he talks about the pressing problems in Russian football and interviews popular football players and coaches.Also in 2021, he created his own FC Krasava, where he is the head.